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Re: Electric Brakes Operating Voltage by BUBBA THE BUS TECH
	The brake voltage or draw is dependent on many things including the weight of the trailer. As long as the brakes are predictable and don't lock unexspectedly they are working correctly. The trailers I work with every day have diffrent reactions to difrent controlers and trucks and weights and brakes sizes and on and on. The brakes sound as if they work very well. Good luck

All Messages in Thread		Author	Date
	Electric Brakes Operating Voltage	Andy	8-27-07
	Re: Electric Brakes Operating Voltage	BUBBA THE BUS TECH	9-7-07
	Re: Electric Brakes Operating Voltage	Bob Harrell	10-7-07